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Hiellen,
anglicized from the
Haida name Tlielang, and also
spelled in
various ways such as
Hliiyalang (Bringhurst) and Łi'elᴀñ (Swanton), was a historic...
- The
Hiellen River is a
river on
Graham Island in the
Queen Charlotte Islands of
British Columbia, Canada. It
flows north into
McIntyre Bay to the east...
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after an
attack by
Haida Ravens from
Hiellen,
which took Nisga'a
slaves back to
Hiellen. The
inhabitants of
Hiellen,
fearing a Nisga'a retaliation, took...
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Hiellen 2,
properly known as
Hiellen Indian Reserve No. 2, is an
Indian reserve on the
north coast of
Graham Island in the
Queen Charlotte Islands, British...
- Bay and near the
mouth of the
Hiellen River,
which is the site of
Hiellen, a now-abandoned
Haida village and of the
Hiellen Indian Reserve No. 2, on the...
- 20.20 ha.
Hiellen 2,
mouth of
Hiellen River,
south of Tow Hill
Provincial Park,
McIntyre Bay,
Graham Island, 27.40 ha. (site of
Hiellen)
Jalun 14, northwest...
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Jordan River Sooke River Leech River Sooke Lake
Colquitz River Ain
River Hiellen River Salmon River Slatechuck Cr****
Tlell River Yakoun River Note that...
- epidemic,
including Ninstints, Kloo, Skedans, ****shewa, Dadens, Haina,
Hiellen, Kung, Klinkwan, and "Old" Kasaan,
among others.
Survivors consolidated...
- also
spelled Xayna, on the east end of
Maude Island,
Skidegate Inlet.
Hiellen (Hlielung in Swanton, also
Hiellan elsewhere), on the
right bank of the...
